St. Paul daily globe., 1887-06-14
Pittsburg Scores a Victory Over De.
troit in a Well and Hard Fought
Contest.
The st. Louis Champions Suffer Defeat
at the Hands of the Smooth
Faced Athletics.
Details Of the Other Struggles in the
National League and Ameri-
can Association.
4 Yacht Race in Which the Prizes
We're Pewter Mugs General
Sporting News.

PITTSBURG, June 13.-The PittSburgS
were welcomed home by $500 people
who assembled at Recreation park to-
day and saw their favorites take game
from the DetrOits after hard fought
battle. The visitors did not make run
until the fifth inning, when they made
three, which tied the score, on hits by
Broidy, Weidman, Richardson, Rowe
and Thompson. In the eighth the
home nine again took the lead. Scores
by Mccormick, Brown and Miller, and
sacrifice hits by Carroll and Coleman
earned two runs. McKinnOn and
Thompson did the heavy hitting, while
Dunlap'S play at second was the brill
liant feature of the game. Score:
Detroits .......:o 20 Q 0 Q Q &3
Errors, Pittsburg 2, Detroit 8; base hits,
Pittsburg 10, Detroit II; earned runs, Pitts
burg 1, Detroit 3; two-base hits, McKinnon
hit, Thompson; double plays, Dunlap, White
and Rowe, Whitney, Barley and Vinehue;
first base on balls, Dunlap 2, Hanlon i; hit
by pitched ball. Barley; first base on errors,
man z: passed ball, Briody; time, l AS;
umpire, DOescher.
A CLOSE CONTEST.
NEW YORK, June 13.-The New York
and Philadelphia clubs played at the
polo grounds to-day. About $500
spectators were present and enjoyed
closely contested and interesting game.
keefe was not as effective as usual.
The New Workers started off as if they
intended to repeat Saturdays game, but
Casey soon settled down to his work
and his curves bothered the giants con-
siderably. Score:
n n n A
Philadelphia. 0 o o. l O-5
Errors, New York l, Philadelphia 3: base
hits, New York -, Philadelphia 43; earned
runs, New York g. Philadelphia 2: two
base hits, O'Rourke and Mulvey first base on
balls, Ward, Wood, Irvine. Farrar and Nc
Guire ., Dorgan, Richardson and Mdlver:
first base on errors, Philadelphia I; struck
out, New York 4, Philadelphia 2; passed
umpire, Powers.
BosToN. June 13.-Good luck and
Keliy'S tWo-baSe hit won tO-day'S game
for Boston. The home club made the
most actual hits and placed them tc
better advantage than the visitors.
Whitney pitched a good game. but two
safe hits being made off him up to the
sixth inning. Kelly made a flying feap
catch, running with the ball, for which
he received the loudest kind of an .ova-
5000 persons witnessed the game.
Score:
Boston ........O 90 O 3 % Is
Washington 0 % 1 o o OA
Errors, Boston 8. Washington z; base hits,
Boston 10, Washington II; earned runs, Bos-
ton ., Washington l; two-base hit, Kelly;
double plays, Myers, Farrell and 0'Brien,
Whitney, O.Brien and HACK Nash, Kelly and
Morrill,, Madden, Tate and Morrill,; first base
on balls, Farrell, IIenis, O'Brien and Whit
ney; hit by pitched ball. Sehock; first base
on errors. Boston 4, Washington 2; struck
out Johnston, Wheelock, Schock Hines.
Whitney; passed balls, Mack 2; time, . hours:
umpire, Holland.
WON FROM THE HOOSIERS.
CHICAGO, June 13.-Chicago won
ball game from indianapolis to-day by
virtue of luckier battery and less
costly errors. Denny's error in the first
allowed Sunday to get around, and two
bases on balls, a tWo-bagger and sin.
gle gave three runs in the second, and
in the third Shomberg's error and
Anson'S base hit gave another, while in
the seventh single, a base OH balls and
Ryan'S four-hagger made four more,
Baldwin'S home run in the eighth COM
pleting the score. For Indianapolis, i'm
the fourth base Oh balls and two sim
giles gave one run, Healy'S four-bagger
in the fifth another, while ShOmberg's
DaSe on beng hit by pitched ball and
Denny's home run in the eighth were
all the runs the visitors could make.
Score:
Chicago. ......1 90 81 80
indianapolis. o o o o 2 o.
Earned runs. Chicago Z, Indianapolis3:
two-base hits, Darling, Shomberg: three.
base hit, Hackett: home runs, Ryan Bald
win. Healy, Denny; double plays, Denny,
Bassett and Shomberg 2; first base on balls,
Baldwin g. HealV d.. hit nv Ditchad hou
Shomberg: first base on errors, Chicago 9,
Indianapolis L; struck out, by Baldwin Q:
passed ball, Darling l; wild pitches, Baldwin
2, Healy2; time, 2:o5; umpire, Pearce.